
Issue 2: new Assent & Countersignature capabilities, ObvioGo's direct integration with Oracle Health and Life Sciences, Novotech's multi-trial licensing agreement, and SCOPE 2026 takeaways.
Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Issue 2: new Assent & Countersignature capabilities, ObvioGo's direct integration with Oracle Health and Life Sciences, Novotech's multi-trial licensing agreement, and SCOPE 2026 takeaways.
Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Issue 2: new Assent & Countersignature capabilities, ObvioGo's direct integration with Oracle Health and Life Sciences, Novotech's multi-trial licensing agreement, and SCOPE 2026 takeaways.
Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Issue 2: new Assent & Countersignature capabilities, ObvioGo's direct integration with Oracle Health and Life Sciences, Novotech's multi-trial licensing agreement, and SCOPE 2026 takeaways.
Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.
Issue 2: new Assent & Countersignature capabilities, ObvioGo's direct integration with Oracle Health and Life Sciences, Novotech's multi-trial licensing agreement, and SCOPE 2026 takeaways.

Welcome back to Digital Trials Digest — ObvioHealth's quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where the industry is heading, and the partnerships shaping the future of decentralized trials.
This quarter's release delivered meaningful enhancements across participant experience and regulatory compliance, with a strong focus on modern consent and assent workflows:
ObvioGo is now directly integrated with Oracle Health and Life Sciences Clinical One Data Collection, extending Oracle's Clinical R&D portfolio with enterprise-grade ePRO, eConsent, and eCOA capabilities in a single, unified clinical trial system. "Being integrated and sold as part of Oracle Health and Life Sciences validates ObvioGo as an enterprise-ready participant technology platform designed to operate at global scale," said Richard Watkins, CRO, ObvioHealth.
Tim Giacomini and Richard Watkins attended SCOPE 2026, where the throughline across sessions was consistent: the tools exist, the evidence exists, and the gap is operational — exactly the problem ObvioGo was built to address.
Novotech, a globally recognized full-service CRO, selected ObvioGo under a strategic multi-trial licensing agreement, making ObvioGo the standardized participant-facing digital layer across its decentralized and hybrid study portfolio. "This partnership with Novotech reflects [our] focus on consistent, scalable digital execution across global programs," said Ivan Jarry, CEO, ObvioHealth.
Image and file upload within study activities, manual redaction for photo file uploads, and Central Rating for independent expert review of participant-submitted images and files.
Download the full Q2 2026 issue (PDF) → for details, upcoming events, and more.

Issue 1: ObvioGo's new built-in eSignature, the Template Library and Out-of-Window Data Submissions features, caregiver-centric eDiary design, and how MiHelper accelerated a decentralized migraine study.

A quarterly look at what's new in ObvioGo, where decentralized trials are heading, and the partnerships shaping what's next — new Image Capture & Central Rating features, caregiver-collected growth data research, and what's coming in OG-2.10.